The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-11-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The mud in the streets is once
more very muddy.
Miss May Armstrong has returned
to TioDesta where she will make her
home for the winter.
The communication Of ~. A." is
navoidably crowded out this week,
but will appear in our next.
Thanksgiving one week from to-.
morrow. Commence locking on the
top perch for the fattest turkey.
Harry Lovel is the first to bring
in a deer this season, having Stayed it
on the little skift of snow last Friday.
-Jas. Butler is moving his family
into the house lately vacated by Lutte
Hoyt, opposite the Lawrence House
--"Cease to lament for that than
carst not help, and study helps for
that which thou lament'st :" if it is
thy cold take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mr.. Jonathan Albaugh of Hick.
ory township, dropped into our sane.
tum a few moments this morning. He
was here to assist in the burial of a
departed cOmrade, Mr.. August Vein.
gard.
JAS. II. Butler at his meat mar.
ket will have a good supply OF fine fat
turkeys, and chickens for Tbanksgiv.
ing. All who intend to indulge in
that luxury should place their orders
early.
Mrs. Hulings, wife of our young
friend Will Hulings, arrived in town
from Pittsburgh on Saturday, accom-
panied by her young son. They will
likely make their home in Tionesta
this winter.
The entertainment given at the
Court House, under the auspices OF
Stow Post, G., A. r., aud consisting of
war scenes and incidents, was fairly
attended. and netted the boys a nice
little sum for their excbequer.
Black Bros. will start drilling to.
day on the F"ut farm, near Neilltown
This will be wildcat. They started
the drill on the Connolly farm between
Stewarts Run and Hickory, on
Wednesday - PlcasdntviHc Record.
Mr. o. G. Messenger, of Wrights
vile, Warren Co., Pa, committed sui
eide in the Exchange hotel, Fred
ericksburg, Va, On Saturday last. Mr..
Messenger has been a merchant oi
Wrightsville for upwards of thirty
yesrs.-MaI.
Mr.. Bluerock, who has been with
his uncle Geo. Bluerock, at Foxcreek,
Green township, since April last, re
turned to his home at Vancouver
Washington territory, last Friday
lie thought he would rather return
to the land of endless summer thar
put in the winter in Forest county.
Tuesdays Derrick "As many as
dozen men with guns went up the
river yesterday afternoon bound fol
wilds of Forest county, deer hunting
Less than month yet remains of the
deer season, and without more snow
these, with all others will have TO con
tent themselves with "hunting"
Sheriff elect Sawyer is moving
into bis new quarters, the sheriff.
house, this week, having made arrange
ments with Sheriff Agnew to "keeE
house" for him until the first of The
year, when George will be landlord o.
that institution himself. Mr.. JOSEPH
Morgan will move into Mr.. Sawyer
house.
The town council has voted tC
change the system of lighting the
streets according to plan submitted
by the Gas Co., which has refused tc
furnish the large torches any longer a
the uld price, or any other price, fol
that matter. The new torches are Il
be considerably decreased in size anC
height, and double the number o
them. The company put one Up il
front of q. w. Rubinson's residenc,
aud had it burning for while MS 1
sample. They propose to put in thi
size torch for "a 90 except the digging
aud charge the borough Sl00 pc
month for hem The council think
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